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Originally Posted by
MPBears68 
Rakk, I agree with everything you said. Hester's limitation is that he so one-dimensional. He's not a WR of any kind, he's not a DB, and he's not even a complete ST player either! (He only returns, doesn't cover kicks like Weems does.) That's the problem. At least Knox added something as a WR in addition to being a return option.
The only way I keep him is as you put it in your last sentence. To justify that, he's gotta be productive as a returner and we need to find another receiving option to supplant him on the depth chart. I'm still tempted to take the damn 5th round pick.
Yeah, I guess it comes down to how he plans to be used after this year, which will depend on who's the HC. BTW I see you're in Scottsdale. Are you going to the game Sunday, being so close?
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Originally Posted by
Rakk Yeah, I guess it comes down to how he plans to be used after this year, which will depend on who's the HC. BTW I see you're in Scottsdale. Are you going to the game Sunday, being so close?
Ill be there yes. Along with a ton of other transplanted Chicagoans. I'm sure the stadium will be easily 50% bears fans. I'm just a lot less enthusiastic about this game than I was 4-6 weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by
JJ-30 Rogers O line might now be all that much better then the Bears, but his WR, TE and running game is, but the biggest thing Rogers has over Cutler is the Packers game plan.
Exactly. And it helps being in the same system for years. The Packers, as an organization, do a lot of things right. The Bears seem like they can never quite get it right. The Bears are their own worst enemy, shooting themselves in the foot - year after year and decade after decade.
Trestman - Kromer - Tucker - DeCamillis
I'm looking forward to seeing these guys coach. Hope they're good.
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Originally Posted by
JustAnotherBearsFan99 Exactly. And it helps being in the same system for years. The Packers, as an organization, do a lot of things right. The Bears seem like they can never quite get it right. The Bears are their own worst enemy, shooting themselves in the foot - year after year and decade after decade.
You'd think after all the years of shoting oneself in the foot, they both would have been cut off by now. Why can't they ever shot at their feet and mess up, as bad as they do with the team, and get a head shot.
The passion of a few, to rule the many, that's Washington D.C.. Where else was that said before, about whom?
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This is the first time since JA has been here that we have a new direction with both George and the GM gone. The president is still here, but I believe he mostly handles the finances, but not sure.
Don't know how much having Ted stay will cause the club to keep going down the same path, but I am hoping that with both George and Emery there now that we can start to pave a new road.
That is why I am so excited about the off-season. The changes that happen now could mean more than any players they draft. It could determine a whole new direction and sttitude. Either good or bad. These quite frankly are exciting times. I am hopeful that Emery will fulfill what many of the fans have been wanting -- a club that wants to win and is given the means to win.
We are divided in terms of what that means in terms of the present HC, but I think that whatever Emery does, he will have the fan base behind him. And whatever he does, I hope it works, because if people don't really like what he does and it goes south, it could get a little warm for him too. People want to see success.
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